According to Government Decree 38/2003/ND-CP dated April 15, 2003 on conversion of foreign-invested enterprises into joint-stock companies

Foreign-invested joint-stock companies are dissolved in the following cases:

According to Government Decree 38/2003/ND-CP dated April 15, 2003, foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs) can convert into joint-stock companies if they meet the following conditions:

According to Government Decree 38/2003/ND-CP dated April 15, 2003, foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs) can apply for conversion into joint-stock companies.

According to Government Decree 38/2003/ND-CP dated April 15, 2003 on conversion of foreign-invested enterprises into joint-stock companies, foreign founding shareholders can transfer their shares to foreign individuals and entities.

According to Government Decree 38/2003/ND-CP dated April 15, 2003 on conversion of foreign-invested enterprises into joint-stock companies

HCM City Department of Planning and Investment

HCM City Department of Planning and Investment

Local enterprises established in HCM City (1998 - 2004)

The week of May 2 - 8, 2005

For foreign-invested joint ventures operating in important economic fields, parties to the joint venture can agree on the increase of legal capital by the Vietnamese party in the joint venture contract.

Vietnam has targeted export sales of US$114 billion and an annual export growth rate of 16% for the 2001-2005 period. However, there have been great challenges to overcome to meet these targets.

The non-refundable transfer of assets to the Vietnamese party from the foreign party in the foreign-invested joint venture enterprise is based on the voluntary principle and is stipulated in the joint venture agreement and the investment license.

Foreign investors can use the profit earned from their investment activities in Vietnam to increase the legal capital or the investment capital of an operational project or to invest in another project in Vietnam.